Sentences with phrase «cent of our vacancies»

Perhaps 40 per cent of our vacancies are filled with applicants who knew one or more tenants.

It highlights particular problems in filling posts with a teaching and learning responsibility payment (TLR) and Special Educational Needs Coordinators (SENCOs), with only 14 per cent of vacancies being filled with ease.

Not exact matches

The rising cost of homeownership is pushing more people to rent, and the vacancy rate in Toronto has tightened over the past few years to 1.3 per cent, according to CMHC.

The Knight Frank report, suggesting vacancy levels will lift to 24 per cent, came in response to the mid-year Property Council of Australia office market report.

CB Richard Ellis Research figures predict an increase in overall vacancy to 14.9 per cent, with the A-grade segment of the market to increase to 15.2 per cent.

Anthony Scott, director of research with Barclay Street, said the first - quarter vacancy rate in Calgary's suburban office market was 17.7 per cent.

The Daiya deal at 3100 Production Way accounted for a reduction of 0.2 per cent, or 10 per cent of the total vacancy rate.

Trepp and his fellow panelists agreed that even with up to 1.5 million square feet of new office space potentially delivered to market in the next three to five years, the Vancouver market would remain «in balance», peaking at no higher than 14 per cent vacancy when the new supply arrives.

It is designed to force out - of - province owners to contribute more to B.C. government coffers or rent out their homes in cities where rents are sky - high and vacancy rates less than one per cent.

Tenants make less than half the median income of homeowners in the province and the dearth of vacancies — about 1 per cent in the city — means rents continue to climb.

While the reported number of vacancies declined in the June quarter, the series has trended upwards for some time and in the June quarter was still more than 10 per cent higher than a year earlier.

Even stronger growth has been recorded in the ABS vacancies series, which has risen by 28 per cent over the past year, the bulk of this in the past two quarters.

«Rental vacancies are at less than one per cent in our major cities, and buying a home is out of reach for many.

In line with this, vacancy rates for rentals across Canada are exceptionally low, particularly in certain parts of British Columbia where vacancy rates have dipped to a record low of 0.3 per cent.

According to a survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters, job vacancies in engineering have increased by 60 per cent compared with last year's recruitment season.

Employers have reported a rise in vacancies of 8.9 per cent for the 2009/2010 recruitment year, and expect it to rise a further 4 per cent in 2010/2011, suggesting the graduate job market has turned the corner.

The survey, which interviewed 97 school networks and individual schools, discovered that 52 per cent of respondents had vacancies in maths, 44 per cent had vacancies in english, and 50 per cent in science.

The number of secondary schools with at least one advertised vacancy or temporarily - filled post rose from 23 per cent in 2015, to 27 per cent last year.

Last year, the subject recruited only 48 per cent of the number of teachers DfE calculated it would need to fill vacancies in school.

In secondary schools, the highest staffing shortages were in Mathematics — with five per cent of schools reporting at least one unfilled vacancy at the beginning of 2012.

According to the data, about 11 per cent of primary principals had at least one unfilled vacancy for a general classroom teacher at the beginning of 2012.

Of the primary principals who took part in the survey, four per cent reported «major» and 17 per cent «moderate» difficulties in filling the vacancies; for secondary principals the figures were eight per cent and 31 per cent respectively.

79 per cent of schools leaders who have advertised vacancies are facing recruitment problems, according to new research from the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT).

80 per cent of respondents said they believed the situation was worse or significantly worse than 12 months ago, with 73 per cent reporting that they have had to use supply teachers to fill vacancies and 71 per cent saying they have had to use non-specialists — those without a degree in the relevant subject — to teach classes.

Twenty - eight per cent of London's secondary schools have at least one vacancy or temporarily filled post (compared with 24 per cent nationally) as do 18 per cent of its primary schools (compared with eight per cent nationally).

Schools Week has previously reported that a quarter of primary schools with a top vacancy were forced to readvertise for headship roles in the first three months of this year, compared with 10 per cent of secondary schools.

Last November, a survey by the headteachers» union, the NAHT, found that although the proportion of heads admitting to using agencies dropped from 56 per cent in 2015 to 44 per cent in 2016, the average spend still worked out at # 3,221.50 per vacancy.

The report revealed the number of teacher vacancies has risen from 350 (0.1 per cent of the workforce) in 2011, to 3,210 (0.9 per cent) in 2014.

The NAHT union's annual recruitment survey has found that 19 per cent of leaders failed to fill one of these vacancies this year, up from 10 per cent in 2016.

«There are rental vacancy rates across the province of less than one per cent.»

The rising cost of homeownership is pushing more people to rent, and the vacancy rate in Toronto has tightened over the past few years to 1.3 per cent, according to CMHC.

Apartments for rent had a vacancy rate of close to zero, while condominiums that are owned and not available for rent had a whopping 12.5 per cent vacancy rate in 2014.

The UK Commission for Employment & Skills research showed that 43 per cent of STEM vacancies are hard to fill due to a shortage of applicants with the required skills and experience.

The European Commission has found a worrying 42 per cent of UK employers reported difficulties recruiting skilled IT workers — above the EU average — and predicts that there will be 900,000 unfilled technical vacancies in Europe by 2015, with the number of digital and technology jobs growing at a rate of more than 100,000 a year.

No search costs — For dating, it might not matter if you spend the whole of your twenties working your way down the list to the magic 37 per cent, but in a real business there are time costs involved in recruiting, both the time taken away from the hiring manager for each interview, and the cost of leaving a vacancy open longer than needed (during which time customers are getting poorer service, sales aren't being made, overtime is being paid to overstretched staff, etc..)

Job vacancy rates rose in each of the last five years and in 2016 the rate stood at 1.8 per cent.

It's been estimated that 40 per cent of graduate vacancies do not ask for specific degree subjects.

According to the report, Canada's office vacancy rate reached 7.8 per cent at the midway point of 2011, down from 9.9 per cent at mid-year 2010 and 8.4 per cent at mid-year 2009.

Six of the 12 markets display overall vacancy rates below the national average and include: Vancouver (7.6 per cent), Regina (1.9 per cent), Winnipeg (6.9 per cent), Ottawa (5.9 per cent), Quebec City (4.4 per cent) and Halifax (6.3 per cent).

Two markets experienced a rise in vacancy — Winnipeg (6.9 per cent, +200 bps) and Lethbridge, with a marginal increase of 50 bps to 9.7 per cent.

Canada's suburban markets kept pace with downtown markets as the national suburban vacancy rate tumbled 230 bps over the past 12 months to reach 9.8 per cent at the end of June 2011.

The vacancy ratio in this type of housing is 9.2 per cent, which is higher than the usual traditional rental market.»

· And according to Precarious: Temporary Agency Work in British Columbia, the rate of growth of short - term positions is significantly outstripping that of permanent ones: http://www.macleans.ca/economy/realestateeconomy/the-vacant-truth-about-rental-condos/ According to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp., the federal agency that insures lenders against mortgage losses while simultaneously serving as one of the main sources of real estate data in the country, the vacancy rate for condo rentals is just 1.3 per cent — about as close to zero as you can get.

New York City, arguably the most brutal place to try to find a place to rent anywhere in the world, has a rental vacancy rate of 3.45 per cent.

The movement out of rental accommodation into homeownership continued in 2004 and the average apartment vacancy rate for major urban centres rose from 2.2 to 2.7 per cent.

It says vacancy rates in the province have already fallen to «critical levels» of 2.1 per cent across the province and 1.3 per cent in the City of Toronto.

In line with this, vacancy rates for rentals across Canada are exceptionally low, particularly in certain parts of British Columbia where vacancy rates have dipped to a record low of 0.3 per cent.

Vacancy in these six notable buildings currently sits at 1.6 per cent, which justifies why this prominent location commands some of the highest rental rates in the city despite the impending influx of new supply that is putting downward pressure on rents throughout the Central Business District.

There has been no notable increase in the average gross rent and vacancy on the street remains low (5.2 per cent) in relation to the rest of the market (7.8 per cent), says JLL.

The industrial vacancy rate hit 3.9 per cent at the end of 2017, the lowest since 2001, with rents up 15 per cent in Vancouver and 7.3 per cent in Toronto from 2016, according to Cushman & Wakefield.